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Tax Collection Enjoined.

DOVER DEL, March 9.-The court OF errors
and appeals, CHIEF Justice Comeigs de
nrming the decree OF chancellor
salisbury In enjOinlng the collection of county
taxes on the rOadbed OF the Philadelphia. vii.
act OF 1873, committing taxation into an annual
payment OF $4,000 Is in lieu Of taxes imposed by
state authority FOR both state and county pur-
poses. The sum involved in this case was S271
put several thousand dollars depended ON the
decision.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-03-09
Reflects the Sentiments Of the Con.
munity.

htlubnc.
Our esteemed contemporary, The EVENING Stan,
never shone with more brilliancy than during the
past week In the Trotter matter. II was a con-
stellation for the time being instead OF q single
luminary. The editorials reflected the sentiments
OF nlne-tenths OF our citizens without regard 10
politics. Washington is proud OF The STAR, which
has 80 well merited the prosperity the people CT
the city have given 1t; greater In proportion u
world.
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SHAKE OFF THE GRIP OF Cold on the Lungs be-
fore the constant Irritation and Inflammation de-
veOps into serious Lung or Throat trouble. 0ee
DR.. ID. Jayne's Expectorant, In want OF O sale
cure for Coughs and Colds or any Pulmonary com-
Dl0int.
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Prepared for Anything i'm This
Country.

The actors IN Miss Fortescue's company are tell
Ing rather amusing story about that lady's SIS
ter, who is travelling with the organization. When
they were playing recently in Buffalo the younger
Miss Fortescue came on Wednesday morning to
see the manager, and expressed desire to run
down that afternoon with her mother and visit
Niagara Falls. The manager was afraid some un-
roreSeen delay might occur TO prevent the lady's
return in time for the evening performance, and
be said: sit would be quite useless for you TO go
to-day. The falls are not visible on wednesdays"
'Indeed? And why nOt?"
t'rhey always turn the water OF on Wednes-
days"
show extraordinary" responded Miss Fortescue,
and went away quite satisfied with the explana-
ton.
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SHIcAGo, March 9.-The special grand jury,
posed frauds perpetrated upon Cook county and To
lnoict The 'boodlersr was summoned before Judge
Ant Al, IA the criminal court this forenoon but
VIII not enter upon its work until this arternoon
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The B. and o. Brak emen,s Strike
THE MEN GETTING DISCOURAGED.

PlTTSBURG, March 9.--The strike OF the freight
men on the Pittsburg division Of the Baltimore
and Ohlo Is nearing the end. The company is fast
getting into shape TO handle all freight and the
strikers are becoming discouraged.
II makes the following showing: The net
revenues OF the quarter ending March 81,
instant, based upon nearly completed re.
turns 1or January, partial returns for Feb
ruary, and estimating the business
January 1st, S6171, Stops. Total Sc, 921, Stops
From which appropriating for interest on bonds
and sinking fund $l43 40, leaving a balance OF
So, 77S, 34O2S.
The outlay for extensions, additional wires and
Tor insulated wires has been very large, and must
continue for time to absorb q large part OF the
net earnings. The committee recommend that no
dividend be declared.
A resolution was passed that with the consent
OF the stockholders the stock OF the company
should be increased to 81 ECO COO to take up scrip
to that amount issued last April
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TENTLEMENS SUITS SECURED
~ AND PRESSED FOB 81
coats, % cents: Pants, 25 cents; Vests, 20 eentl
altering and repairing done IN best manner
Goods called for aud delivered
=, 10 9Th st. NV telephone call $685., and AZ
G4-CM
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BALTIMORE. Nd March 9-yirginia skies. con-
solidsted 81 past due coupons 644 do ten fortes,
AZ; do new three's, 65A bid to-day.
BALTIMORE. Nd, March 9.-Cotton firm and
oSar a9aas , D Flour active and arm a
s do e1sTr . s25sa7e ,o de- M family 400s4
;355; do. Rio brands. 4-5Oa4.75; patapsco super
lative patent. AS do family. 81 s. Wheat-southern
IRREGULAR and 9qet No winter red spot 81 haelA;
Cornsouthern firm and quiet white. Assay yellow.
47s471S: western frmer and quiet mixed spot, 46a
49,: steamer, 45s&a4d Oats stesdy.--southern and
mi1ed. 34s36. Rye drmsr. 5saSo. Hay dGllwprime
to choice western. II 00al500. Provisions quiet
new, ly5Oa2OOO., bulk meats-shoniders and
CLEAR rib sides. packed, 7Ass. Bacon-shoulders sa
fined sssA BS5tef I'm Rsekeq lS.2s
stesdy-rehned 90: Coffee steady and dull-Rio car
goes, Ordinary to fair 14a14H Sugar s:esdy-A soft.
ref 66ar
Saes-Wheat, 296 700 bushels corn l4S 900 hilsh els
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- S&<
ALABAMA.
1891 James L. Pugh, d
1880 Jno. 7. Morgan, u
ARKANSAS.
1891 Jas. K. Jones' d
1850 ThoS w. Berry, u
CALIFORNIA.
1891 L. Stanford. r
1893 George Hearst, D
COLORADO.
1891 II. N. Teller, r.
1850 T. n. Bowen. r
CONNECTICUT.
1889 o. II. Plat, X.
1893 Jos r. Hawley, R
DELAWARE.
1889 Eli salisbury, d.
1893 George Gray, ID.
FLORIDA.
1891 Wilkinson Call. D.
1893 j. j. Finley, D.st
GEORGIA.
1891 Jos. l. Brown. ID.
1859 A. H. ColQuitt, ID.
ILLINOIS
1891 c. B. FRrwell, r.
1889 8. NJ. Cuilom, r.
INDIANA.
1891 ID. w. voorhees,, ID
1893 David Turpie, D.
IOWA.
1891 w. B. Allison, X.
1850 Jas. +. Wilson, X.
KANSAS.
1891 John J. Ingalls,, Il.
1850 p. B. Plumb, X.
KENTUCKY.
1891 j. 0.S. Blackburn. d
1889 James b. Beck, ID.
DCISlANA.
1891 j. B. EuStts, d.
1850 X. L. Gibson, a
MAINE.
1893 Eugene Hale, r.
1850 VIM. B. Fryer.
MARYLAND.
1901 e. X. Wilson, d.
1893 A. p. German, ID.
MASSACHUSETTS,.
1893 H. L. Dawes, X.
1850 Geo. 4. Hoar, X.
MICHIGAN.
1893 F. b. StOckbridge
r.
1850 7. w. Palmer, r,
MINNESOTA.
1893 c. X. Davis, r.
1850 ID. II. Sabin. II.
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MARRIRn

ARNoLD-DORsEY. On the 23d day OF December,
1885 IN the city of Alexandria Va- 1t the parsonas
Of Christ church by Rev. Henderson, Suter, HAIRY c.
ARNOLD 70 MINNIE r DORSEY. both q Anaoossia,
ID. C..
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BEGINNING WITH A TEAM HORSES AND ENDING
WITH 100000.
From the St Paul Globe.
In 1863 William Pitt Kellogg was In the active
service OF the army but he still held to his po-
sition supreme court justice OF the territory OF
Nebraska. He went home In that year TO hold
court for a short time On his way to Nebraska he
stopped in Illinois at place where he had pair
OF horses. He was sick, and he thought he would
take his team and drive to Nebraska, thinking
that this method OF travelling would do him good.
He arrived in Omaha with the team, and while he
bachelor OF the town, was constantly borrowing
the team to take some OF his lady friends out to
ride. Mr.. Kellogg did not know what TO do with
the team after he had finished his court work, and
man came to him one day and offered TO trade him
some land for the team. They drove out TO the
land through rough country and over a marshy
piece OF ground until they reached the sixteen-acre
tract owned by Chapman. They made the trade
while they were there.
Mr.. Kellogg then took ten acres OF the tract at
$50 an acre, the team, harness, wagon and blan-
ketS and whip being counted In at 500. In few
months after he purchased the other six acres at
800 an acre. This was in 1868. He has held on
to part OF that land with great persistence since
that time, partly only as under pressure from his
agent at Omaha, with occasional sales OF small
portions. His holding last year was reduced to a
little over three acres He sold Seyen-eightS OF an
acre out OF this tract for s:}s, 600. He took that
GEO and invested II I'm piece OF property 10 the
Mite property. He paid 1900 more making
$4,000 as the purchase price. He was offered q
few days ago 800 0O0 In cash for this Washington
purchase. He can sell out the balance OF his real
estate tract In Omaha at any time for 500 600. SO
the team stands him to-day clean profit OF over
x3OOOOO
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her HUSBAND AND CHILL ,RowNED.-Sunday, near
ScipiO, Ind, Robert Blacker, q farmer, and his
child, two years old, were drowned, and MI.
Blacker had q narrow escape from drowning.
They were crossing a swollen stream in q light
wagon, when the wagon was overturned and all
were thrown into the swift current MIA blAck0r
caught the wagon In one hand and held her In
FAINT in the other until she was exhausted, when
the child slipped from her grasp. Mr.. Blacker
tried in vain 70 save the child and was drowned.
Nm. Blacker was rescued by the driver and Wit
messed the drowning or her husband and child.
II Is feared she Will lose her mind from the 0hOck
The Pope has appointed Mgr. Rampona, -
nuncio AZ Madrid as secretary OF state 70 succoed
Cardinal Jacobini.
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A MfniSaeF's Love Making.
From the Boston Budget.

From the Boston Budget.
A curious case OF love at first sight occurred in
this city about the year 1855, which, for various
reasons caused considerable comment. The az
gressive party In this affair was young clergy
man residing In an adjoining town, OF excellent
family and antecedents. Personally he was an at
tractive man, OF fne ngure, commanding height.
and nne features. Although gentlemanly, he was
imperious and very decided In his ways. One flne
morning he was sitting in BARRIERS saloon on the
first floor OF Q building near the head Of Hanover
street, and submitting TO the final manipulations
OF the lOQuacious barber, when he espied the fig-
ure and face OF q young lady before the window as
display. Instantly he remarked: "PIease hurry
up, wish TO speak to that young lady" He seized
his white cravat and throwing IL about his neck
out stopping for his overcoaf, rushed out OF the
door, to The great establishment OF the "t0nsorfal
artist, and down the street he went full tint. By
this time the lady had nearly reached Elm st.eet
window. when she was accosted by the tail young
minister. His proposing appearance and ad
dreas evidently interested her, although both par
down toward the North End, conversing IKE old
acquaintance Il was q case OF love at nrst sight
On both sides He received permission 70 call on
andtt proved happy marriage
TRYme 10 AnruL NnI1Es MAHuAok.-A New
Howe, who caused . sensation oy marrying the
mechanic SheehAn, have secured the issuance Of
summons Tor her 20 appear IN court IN an endeavor
out letters OF sensational character which win
prove his wife was sane.
sam 6othern, son OF EA sothem, the comedian,
sails for kngiand nom New York today 60 claim
an tnher1tance LETT him BY his aunt
The f0pe u Writing an cncyciical on the sphlect
pfuolem4 Distinguishing good and LAWFUL from
dangerous and unchrsttan comb(nafaonG
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3fS cCtA9<SAt oa ~ -
lew Jersey and the appoint
succeed Jones' OF Florida,
as Il viii stand dur
n OF the Fftieth Congress
stood: Republicans Al; DEM
berger, independent 4. The
and: Republicans, IS; demo-
sndent 1. The changes are
four states-California. Indi-
Virgtnia-and o loss In Ne
succeeds Fair.
MISSISSIPPI.
Discs Jas. z. George, d.
ID. 1850 Z. c. Walthall, d.
MISSOURI.
ID. 1891 Geo. q. Vest, ID.
ID. 1898 +. NJ. Cockrell, ID.
NEBRASKA.
1893 A. s. Paddock, r.
ID. 1850 {. +. Henderson, r.
NEVADA.
1891 John p. Jones X.
1879 W. NJ. stewart, Rs
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
1891 Henry w. Blair, r.
K 1850 p. c. Cheney, RI
NEW JERSEY.
. 1893 X. Biodgett. d.
. 1880 j. II. Mcpherson, ID.
NEW YORK.
d. 1891 W. NJ. Evarts, X.
1898 +. Hiscock, r..
NORTH CAROLINA.
,. 1891 Zeb. b. Vance, ID.
}. lSs9 n. w. Ransom, ID.
OHIO.
:. 1891 II. Il. Payne, ID.
1898 John sherman, K
OREGON.
D.l1Se1 j. II. Mitchell R.
D. lSSg Jos. n. Dolph, K
PENNsyLvANIA.
. 1891 j. ID. Cameron, r
< 1893 M. :. Quay, r.
Rhode ISLAND.
K 1888 n. w. Aldrich, r.
1850 Jonathan Chace, r
SOUTH CAROLINA.
!. ID. 1891 Wade Hampton, ID.
ID. 1859 N. &. Butler. ID.
TENNESSEE.
1893 VIM. b. Bate, D.
! 1859 l. q. Harris, ID.
1893 j. II. Reagan, De-
1889 Richard Coke, ID.
VERMONT.
. 1891 J. s. Morrill, X.
}. 1888 u. Z. Edmunds, X
VIRGINIA.
1893 j. W. Daniel, De-
. 1859 II. H. Riddle.
berger, /.
lge, WEST VIRGINIA,
1893 ID. b. Lucas, D.'t
. 1889 John Z. kenna, ID.
WISCONSIN,.
1891 John c. Spooner, X.
1898 p htletus Saw
yer. X.
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RRNovKD.-The President to-day ordered tn
removal Of John Menshaw, supervising inspecto
OF the third district.

YOUTH KILLED BIZ MrsTAKR-HOward Fisher
Monday night by Grafton Jones az HaMpden VII
lage, Mo. David Mcclellan called upon young
lady living In the house and threatened TO kin
ner and himself, at the same time present
Ing o pistol Miss Cowley and her CON-
Rscaon Miss 4cLane, ran upstairs, followed
Dy MCCLELLAN. Miss C0wley reached her own
room ana Miss McLane entered Jones room. Nc.
Ciellan, supposing that Miss Cowley was In the
same room, bred through the panel Of the door
ana the bali took effect In the shoulder OF Miss
McLane. The assailant then fed. but was cap.
tQred and Fisher was sent back 70 allay the fears
o. the lady. He stopped at the door Of Jones
had returned, nred s6ot through the door
which killed Fisher. A jury Of inquest exonerated
JoneA
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AT THE PLEASURE OF THE PREsIDENT.-The COM
mission OF James NJ. Trotter to be recorder OF
deeds has been received at the Interior depart
ment. Interlined in the engraved wording OF the
commission is the following: "During the pleas
ure OF the President OF the United States for the
time being" 1t is stated that 1t has been usual to
insert these words In the commissions for this
Officp
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High Hats and Derbys.
RETURN OF THE TALL AND SHINY HEADaEAR INTS
POPULAR FAVOR

831&8 &R0Q D8tOyos
RETURN OF THE TALL AND SHINY HEADaEAR INTO
POPULAR FAVOR.
From the New York Sun.
"The most prominent feature OF the hat trade"
said a DOWNTOWN dealer yesterday, ais the
growth OF the demand for silk hats-plug hats, as
they used to be termed, because OF a fancied
similarity Of shape between the old-style silk hat
and plug or bung OF beer keg The time WAS
when lawyers, preachers aud sporting men were
about the only ones who wore high hats; now
every man VINO wishes to appear well dressed
must have one. Even people not connected with
the hat trade have noticed that more people wear
silk hats now than last year. In fact, II IL were
soft hats and caps are in New York streets"
"What is that, the cost OF the high hats?"
"NO. Cost Is no consideration when a man
wants new hat People are getting more
wealthy, perhaps, or more extravagant. Anyhow,
men who come In here now do not ask the price OF
a hat; they want to see the latest style; then
they find fault with it whatever IL may be; then
they ask II IL is the very latest; then, perhaps,
they ask II that is the best we've got; finally they
give an address and tell us TO send the thing
around with the bill. 1t isn't at all the cost or the
high hat that prevents It's universal acceptance;
it's the fact that 1t is high hat, while car roofs
are low. Did you ever see a tail Man with high
hat on standing In an elevated train? Did you no
tice what he said when his hat struck the low
down lamp! He feels grieved; SO do we. Many
tall people refuse to wear high hats because they
are all the the time striking the hats against some
thing and missing them, and a ruff1ed high hat is
as uncOmely as IrOwntng lace"
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Republicans. 80; democrats, 81; independents,
New members. Thy executive appointment.
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NhSS van Lam0t 1s1tS Her Lover
SHE AND SPIES TOUCH FINGER TIPS THROUGH A wIkE
SCREEN IN JAIL
A telegram from Chicago last evening says: Pale
and thin but defiant, Miss Nina Van Zandt picked
her way across the courtyard OF the county jail
shortly after a. IN. to-day, and presented AN Or
der for admittance 10 visit August Spies The
order was signed by Sheriff Matson and, although
the usual hour for visiting is 10 O'Clock special
privilege Was accorded her. She was stylshly
dressed Ia drab hat light English walking Jacket
stout shoes and heavy dark veil. She Was hot
permitted 10 go beyond the cage where visitors
converse through the netting and iron bars with
the prisoners she and August Spies stood with
their finger tips together and cnatted In a low
voice until 10 O'Clock, when other visitors being
expected she hurried away. She was unattended.
and entered the jail yard from the alley and not
the regular manner, through the criminal court
in better spirits, though the nearest he came 70
his proxy bride Was 10 touch nnger tips with her
through the wire screen. Miss Van Zandt Will
he permitted 10 see him twice a Week hereafter.
AN ABsENT-MINDKD Observation-Disclosures
McRoberts and Maud L. Mansfield were married In
Cincinnati the other day, and, after the ceremony,
McR0berts went To the hotel Office TO pay his bill
carrying small handbag. After getting receipt
he hurried 20 his bride leaving the bag the floor
under the cashiers window. La about fifteen
gasped: "Did leave my satchel here." without
word the clerk handed IL 10 him, and with =
sigh or relief lac grabbed and opened IL Then the
eyes OF the clerk stuck out with establishment for
the bag was full VI money. II contained q round
$4,000.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE

ks0OI. SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR GOOD CITY
properly my late residence in Anacosfia ID a.
Soooie irale no use mod Ii 200 feet OF ground
LITTLE, 18th and NV wIa M W.
fsok sALES-HIGHLY IMPROVED FARM OF Ioo
Acres on sth-st road, District ine. 10 min
GI- walk iroln Forest Glen Station, on Met branch
T. 4 ". Gail OF address NJ J. BROWN, Forest Glen,
-'oH%e ON-e-3 W, III nih4-Ots
t,OR SALE-COCNTRY FARMS OF FyFRY DF
Il ser1pton Two nice Houses in town of surel "A.
cress + hANk l. AHEkS, Box 81, Laurel Md mhs-S.
FOR sALE-46 ACRES OF The BLAGDEN TRACT
Il Immediately north OF the city NA
HtFTY DYER,
IA,-os 18th and F sts
IvoR SALE-AT A BARGAIN A SMALL FARM 0I1
Il Zen acres on the Ienl2iy town road miles frS,
Warrington room house and outbuiIdInrs. Al
Kinds " trlnt For price and particulars apply 10
HIEFY DYER
Mno-ot l3Ul K ST. u W
IroR COUNTRY PROPERTIES CALL AT OFFICE
4 OF or address BAXTER q MCGOWAN, zoos 10 10
1t 81 Nv mh4-lms
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up Iol ScCUHu IcstU1I1g III UHt TtICHsCag CO-uay.
Western Union Quarterly Report.
A RECOMMENDATION THAT THE DIVIDEND BE PASSED.
NEW YORK, March Sat the meeting OF the di-
to-day, President NOrvin Green submitted the
regular quarterly report.
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Col. GIBSON REPRNAMDHD.-N Is understood
the Secretary Of War has severely reprimanded
Col Gibson, of the Sd artillery, for the want of
promptness and bad appearance OF the troops ON
the occasion OF the funeral OF the late Col. Scott
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tn. SYPHERDkCo.
uhl-1m

IfOR RENT-OR FARM NEAR
4 Aulnkin's station, Prince Georges county, Md,
son productive, well wooded and watered good neigh
ocrhoSd, convenient 10 churches and schools Apply
u y WHIT RANDALL. Annapolis Nd palm
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LHOR SALE

fine building site 2h miles from CITY $500
IL seres Groom frame house. stsbling, all kinds Of
fruit, > miles, $500.
z acres, uuinproved, hne view, ~ miles from city.
acres, Groom frame house. fruit and flowers OF
miles. me view Of city, 81. 500.
~ acres. S-rooIn frame house. barn, fruit of ALI
kinds, vineyard, 3 miles, "a, 500.
IA acres room frame ousegood barn, all kinds OF
truit, vineyard, ) miles, $4,000
100 acres. frame house, stablin1
and IL cows large orchards and vineyard in fun view
OF city, = mile from L. R. station. 81 900, would ex-
change for city property.
acre, s-FOOm n house, new, in Fall's Church
". aud o. h. r., $3.50.
IA acres. new handsome 7-room frame house, in
Falls Church, $4,000.
q frame house and store. rooms good stable
- miles from city, $500
10 a splendid building site, with me view of
city. 20 niles $1,000.
40 acres. would subdivide into or more building
sites with me view VI city and rlyer. miles from
city, $4,000.
All on good terms
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Stock Market.
The following the opening and 300 m. prices
OF the New York Stock Market reported by special
wire to II. H. Dodge, $50 10th street:
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ARRESTED ON SUsPICION.-Ernest Weaver. a
% goMng man an from Florida was arrested this
suspicion and locked him up at the first precinct.
ne was attempting to pawn O valuable gold
WaIcn, ana when arrested he claimed that he
go to New York ~ --o-N' '"
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RANGE OF THE THERM0xKTRR.-The following
were the readings at the signal ONCE to day: q.
IL, 90: am, 81; IL am, 40; pm. 40: maxi
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AMONG THE PRESIDENTS CALLERS to-day were
Mr.. W. w. Corcoran, Attorney General Garland,
Senators voorhees,, Reagan, Jones, Vance, Harris
and Whitthorne, Representatives Ermentrout,
Green, Trigg, Hemphfll, 7. j. Campbell Burns
nth c. F. Cochran, OF the st. Joseph Gazette Cobb
McCreary, and stone, OF Mass, and DR.. j. B. Ham,
tltOn.
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His WATCH NOT STOLEN. This morning Mr.
Michael keebler, stopping at the Hillman house.
r tp%t !nat his pocket was picked of q gold
WaIcn ana cha1n worth $50 It afterwards turned
OUT tnat ne had dropped the watch and chain near
u tne Nati0nai hotel and 1t was found by Mr. r.
turned 1t to Mr. Keebler ~ AO
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HE WOULD ALLOW THE ROADS TO CONE IN THE CITY
ON ONE LINE ONLY TO UNION DEPOT, AND THEY
SHOULD NOT OCCUPY ANY PROPERTY THEY HAD NOT
PAID FOB.
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The Septeinnat Bill.


BERLIN, March 9.-The Septennate bill was callel
up Tor second reading in the reichstag to-day.
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Appointed by the President.
The President to-day appointed r. W. Loughery,
Of Texas, to be United States consul at Acapulco
Mexico.
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AN INTERESTING MEETING.-The annual meeting
OF the Woman's Presbyterial Home Missionary
society OF washington city WIFI be held at AS
day. morning, at eleven O'Clock. The AFTERNOON
session viii be addressed by Miss Alice Fletcher
ana MIS- Darwin r James, Of New York
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Agent for "Trimble'i Rye ana me Old sour Mash
Whistles II
l|fUR SALE--CHAMPION COUGH CURE" is THE
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the man ufscturers, The SAM'L BEALMGAR MFG
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fOk SALE-HARTZ MOUNTAIN, ST. ANDREAS-
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M, MARRIAdE LICENsRs-Marrtage licenses have
James Young and Maria Holland; Edward W.
smanwood and Mary Ida Payne; VIM. Lucas and
MOODY; George 81. I. Lang and Grace A. Gordon;
lanes y. Festus and Jennie P. Branch; Henry
Slmms and Maggie Brooks; James johnson and Su-
ana Gertrude |. Clark, of Faurquier county, Va;
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